Otega Oweh is the leading scorer for ninth-ranked Kentucky. Milos Uzan leads eighth-ranked Houston in assists. Both are integral pieces of Final Four-caliber teams.  Not long ago they were the four-star headliners — both top-100 prospects — of OU’s 2022 recruiting class.

After overcoming a winless start in the conference by beating South Carolina, Porter Moser explains how minimizing turnovers and good defense led them to Oklahoma's first SEC win.

Porter Moser said Oklahoma hit a low point – one he says that they needed, though – to end last week after dropping to 0-4 in the SEC. Following the 20-point win over South Carolina this weekend, Moser noted what the two days were like for the Sooners after their 77-73 loss to Texas on Wednesday.

For those not inside Lloyd Noble Center Saturday afternoon, but watching the game on ESPNU instead, I wonder if anybody saw what I saw with 6:10 remaining.

Despite a sluggish first half, Oklahoma took care of business, securing its first win as a member of the Southeastern Conference in an 82-62 victory over South Carolina.

But the Sooners (13-4, 0-4) won't be the only team looking for its first SEC win Saturday in Norman as they host South Carolina (10-7, 0-4) in a matchup of teams yet to win in 2025. Wednesday night in a 77-73 loss at home to Texas,

The Oklahoma Sooners couldn’t overcome a 23-point deficit and fall to 0-4 in the SEC in their 77-73 loss to the Texas Longhorns.

After starting the 2024-25 season 13-0, the Sooners are now unranked and 0-3 in SEC play, quickly approaching must-win territory.

OU head coach Porter Moser kept talking, the volume kept going up. The anger, embarrassment intensified. As happy as Moser was with the OU effort in the final 15 minutes of a 77-73 loss to rival Texas,

The Sooners fell to the Longhorns 77-73 at the Lloyd Noble Center, giving coach Porter Moser an 0-7 record against UT since he took the job in 2021.

Dayton Forsythe, the pride of Dale, Oklahoma, has been making his hometown of less than 300 people ever more proud with his emergence in OU men’s basketball’s last two games.